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Previously on "interview tomorrow......"
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What you'll bring to this role or company.....(apart from sucking up most of the budget)
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oh, and no "why do you want to work here" permy-type questions after all!
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Originally posted by expat View PostI have been at my current job for years without a break. During that time my employer has had me work on contracts for several clients.
Would you like a reference from a Director?
Interview went well, not particularly difficult or technical, nice chat and discussion about the project, but harder to tell how it went. We'll see what happens.
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Originally posted by jmo21 View Postyep......anymore?
I see you were at your previous job for only 6 months? Why so short a time? Why did you leave?
Would you like a reference from a Director?
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostHahaha! I had that very question at Yorkshire Electricity! Asked them if there was some mistake as I understood the role was contract and I wasnt considering permiedom!
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Best of luck
We seem to have a run good run of the "unbenched" at the minute, hope you keep the stats up!
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostHahaha! I had that very question at Yorkshire Electricity! Asked them if there was some mistake as I understood the role was contract and I wasnt considering permiedom!
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBest of luck. Be sure to let us know how we get on.
as it happens I don't have the best feeling about it even going in.
There was some confusion initially about whether it was a day rate contract, or a fixed-term contract pro-rata
but I am being put forward at an acceptable daily rate, so I guess we'll see what happens
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Originally posted by jmo21 View Post...includes an HR Manager
i can almost hear the "So why do you want to work here" question coming
Hahaha! I had that very question at Yorkshire Electricity! Asked them if there was some mistake as I understood the role was contract and I wasnt considering permiedom!
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostA good answer for that one in your case is "So that I can learn how to capitalise and punctuate".
Irresistible opportunity sorry, but you did rather beg for it on a previous thread.
still can't believe people got so bent of shape about that
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Make sure you've got your "three strengths and three weaknesses" ready!
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